Sam Warburton has revealed he does not miss playing rugby at all, four years after shocking the game with his retirement.
Warburton was just 29 when he called it a day in the summer of 2018 amid torrid injury struggles. His last ever match had been a year earlier, captaining the British and Irish Lions to a drawn series in New Zealand. He underwent neck and knee operations after that tour, taking a year out of the game before deciding to quit.
Since then he has forged a successful career as a media pundit and launched the SW7 Academy fitness programme. He has never been happier and has no regrets whatsoever, despite what many saw as an premature departure from the sport.